LAR 202 - Integrative Seminar: Democracy and Diversity (3)

In a collaborative setting, students will apply and integrate knowledge and experiences to examine complex questions related to democracy and diversity from multiple perspectives. This course can address far-reaching issues that are enduring or contemporary in areas such as culture and values, science and society, global interdependence, citizenship, or human dignity and freedom.

Students will work to:

connect the methods and research of more than one field of study to address complex issues.
recognize multiple social, political, religious, cultural or global perspectives on complex issues.
develop collaborative skills which may include research and presentation of knowledge.
use reflection to examine their distinctive voices and to explore how they will connect knowledge across disciplines and experiences to shape their values and goals.

Prerequisite: Sophomore status, and successful completion of LAR 101 .